Abstract:

In this study, the dirty society was treated as a cultural group in the face of the disability perspective and the components of the dirty culture were studied. An important part of the dirty world, which has a common language, culture, sense of belonging, norms and values system, is the children of the children of the deaf adults, and the children of the dirty families known as the CODA in Turkish. CODA individuals have psychosocial problems associated with being dual-cultural. At the beginning of these problems, the change in the role in the family comes to be exposed to early parenting and marking. For social services professionals working with both society and individuals and families, the understanding of the dirty society and its cultural characteristics only occurs by treating the dirty society as a cultural group. One of the important members of the right society is the need for a professional aid mechanism for the psychosocial problems of the children of the deaf families. In this context, CODA individuals are considered as a new group of contractors for social services professionals.

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